The Science App

The Science App

Don't Trust The Science, Verify It

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The Science App is a multi-agent AI research assistant that can examine peer-reviewed evidence from both sides of a scientific claim. No bias, no cherry-picking - just direct links to peer-reviewed research and balanced analysis.
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Launch tags:Artificial Intelligenceβ€’Searchβ€’Science
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AssemblyAI
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Nassim Dehouche
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Science thrives on inquiry, evidence, and nuance. There is no 'Trust The Scienceβ„’' or 'Scienceβ„’ says...' Proud to announce The Science App - our first multi-agent research assistant. Try it now: http://thescience.app π‘‡β„Žπ‘’ 𝑆𝑐𝑖𝑒𝑛𝑐𝑒 can also be shared. Examples from early users: πŸ‘ΆπŸ“±Should toddlers use smartphones? https://thescience.app/toddlers-... πŸ₯›πŸ₯Έ Does milk consumption lead to early puberty? https://thescience.app/consuming... 🐜πŸ§ͺDo Red Harvester ants use biogenic amines to regulate foraging activity? https://thescience.app/red-harve... In an era of polarized claims, balanced evidence-based thinking is crucial. That's why we built The Science App - a multi-agent AI research assistant that can examine peer-reviewed evidence from both sides of a scientific claim. Given a claim (e.g. "meditation reduces stress") three LLM agents: πŸ” Search peer-reviewed evidence supporting it πŸ” Search peer-reviewed evidence opposing it 🧩 Synthesize balanced conclusions For: πŸ“š Researchers: accelerate literature reviews πŸŽ“ Students: develop critical thinking 🌟 Everyone: make informed, evidence-based decisions No bias, no cherry-picking - just direct links to peer-reviewed research and balanced analysis. "The test of a first-rate intelligence is the ability to hold two opposed ideas in the mind at the same time, and still retain the ability to function." – F. Scott Fitzgerald."